Thousand Islands Country Club

Have been coming to this course for many years from Canada. The course ... is not finely manicured but has a variety of holes, blind shots, elevation and length. The rates ( for us) are quite good as we get a golf and condo pkg deal for 24 golfers. The manager treats us like gold ! The restaurant ( lunches only) has great food. Try to play the Old Course and the Lake Course too.

Had a absolutely lovely 3 day stay at TICC. Clean, comfortable and spacious room. Nice kitchenette area and full size table. The only reason I'm not giving a 5 is I didn't have a chance to experience the pub on premises or tbe two golf courses. Always next time. Enjoyed coffee and a beautiful sunrise daily from the private deck. Staff was helpful and courteous. My only suggestion is bring snacks. Shops/dining are limited on the island. I'll definitely enjoy returning for future visits here.

Love this place. Visit for one weekend a year in July with 25-35 other guys and the only thing that disappoints is my talent. Course staff are well organized and always pleasant. Eric and Cindy in the bar/restaurant are second to none- always a great meal here!!

We golfed there twice last week and I was disappointed in the shape of the course. The grounds were pretty beat up and in need of repair. Also, no outside coolers are allowed but in 36 holes we did not see a beverage cart ONCE! That is poor business in my opinion. The gentleman in the proshop was very nice though.

Very fun, yet challenging course, would highly recommend

Old Course loaded with geese and goose poop everywhere!! It was disappointing. The fairways need some help as does the entire course. Lots of blind holes so be careful. Won’t return…

Great course to play. Friendly staff!

Played for the first time on June 10th. The staff was friendly and the course greens and bunkers were in good shape. The fairways badly need to be rolled. Riding a golf cart was rough. The A couple holes are very scenic and fun to play, but most of the course layout is very plain like a lot of old courses. The clubhouse is old and dated. The course is reasonably priced and worth playing if you are in the area. I would rate it a 6 out of 10.

If you want to play a challenging but fair golf course and you have a hankering to spend a weekend in the 1000 islands, there is no better option than the 1000 islands golf course. Old world course design by the best of their era. CB McDonald and Seth Raynor together for one course. Don’t miss this opportunity and you won’t find better care and concern for your experience than Mark and Dave in the pro shop. Stay and play is awesome. CHECK THIS OUT people

I'm really disappointed in the Lake Course. Folks, this course is very very short. There are four 240-260 par fours and the 10th hole, par 5 can be reached with two 9 irons. The par is greatly overstated. The course layout is manic, putting lots of low irons in your hands. Meanwhile the course is in good shape. The fairways are very hard. Pro Shop folks are very kind.

It's best asset is probably the location right on Route 12, but the course is very short, only 9 holes, and the fairways and rough aren't really distinguishable. The greens are very small and usually sloped which does make it a little challenging. Compared to some of the other courses it is a little pricey. There is a membership rate, but as a yearly guest it's not first on my list.

I've been coming to the thousand islands for the better half of my life and this was the worst meal I've had thus far. Our server was very friendly and did the best she could with the conditions the cooks put her in. Every meal besides two were undercooked.The seafood was still flopping and the steak was still running around in the field. I would not recommend eating here especially if you are trying to have a nice meal on vacation, there are better food places in the thousand island area.